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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16
Press Opinion ON President Ulcvelahds
Messnpe.


First let IL be remembered that both the
Republican and Democratic parties in
convention assembled in Chicago in 1884,
pledged themselves TO tanfr reform and n
reduction Of taxation.
The following opinions from the press
are ftom Republican, Democratic aud
Mugwumr papers:
The CNllolic Kuigh; saws NJ The mes
sage: "lle classes fear II, aud the masses
cheer it,"
Tic Chicago Tribune, leading Rcrubli-
paper Of the West, says: "1he message is
able and siatrsmnnlik,; luminous in siyl !;
perspicuous in statement; clear IN its rcHs-
oning and irciutable in its conclusions" !"
The Bowling tire,n Sentinel owned
and operated hy syndicate uf office.
holders aud Office seekers, says: at IL II
short document aud treats wholly Of the
tariff aud one might think Cleveland had
worked over u Cailislie or Frank lluid
free trade speech"
Both the Republican and Democratic
parties in Minnesota are pledged TO tariff
refnrm. Gov. McGill, Republican, says:
"Ihe Presidents message will meet with
general approval in the Northwest"
In that stronghold OF protection, the
lollnwsng from the Philadelphia Times
could hardly be expected: "fhe new
tariff issue presented by the President
is one that the people will be much more
willing 10 understand than will party
leaders. II raises in the clearest form-so
clear that the wnyfaring man cannot mis-
understand 1.-THE question of affording
the amplest protection TO the wages Of
labor while enlarging industry by cheap
ening raw materials and at the same time
cheapening the necessares of life. II is
war with our present system only 20 far
as il nntngonlzes the oppressive protection
OF monopoly that ia now developing in
great trusts and combinations to destroy
industrial enterprise and needlessly tax the
articles most consumed by labor. 1t is not
in any sense the issue oil protection or free
trade; il is The Issue of the protected in
dusiry of field, of forest, OF factory and Of
nine, ngainsi business Capitalization and
monopoly which have been bred into gi-
gantic proportions by the prostitution OF
projections; and that Issue is now one that
is studied in every hamlet in the land"
The New York World states the issues
briefly upon which the Republican and
Democratic par'e' are dividcdt hus:
FACTS.
l. Surplus taxation for the current
fiscal year $4,000, 600.
2. The treasury glutted at the close o
the current fiscal year with Sl40,000 00C
taken from private enterprise and storet
in public vaults.
3. John Sherman's blundering fnndin!
OF the public debt fOrhids bonds 10 b.
called nr paid, except with his own pre-.
MUM 10 the bondholder, until 1891, whel
$3.50, 54l COO become due and l,svable n
their face, and 1907, when 1882, ,440,s5
become due and payable at their face.
PROPOSALS.
l. The Democratic Policy:-Of wit
the needless taxes on clothing, fue
shelter. iood. Let alone the taxes o
whisky, beer, tobacco.
2. The Republican Policy:-Of wit
taxes on whisky, beer, tobacco, so as
keep the war tax on clothing, fuel, slelte
food.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The President fears there will be inan-
cisl disaster arising from the rapid &C
emulation OF silver and gold in the
United States treasury. Considers the
money Withheld from the people, believing
the advantages Of the tariff counter
balanced by the high cost Of manuTaclor-
ies-recommends purchase of bonds before
maturity and reduction of the tariff.
The whole measure snnhs strongly Of free
trade and anti-Republican measurers. The
finance Of the nation ought TO be conduct
ed on a solid basis Just as any private firm
on a smaller scale is conducted A book
or commercial house gives ont promissory
notes payable in silver or gold, on de-
mand. Suppose there is no gold nor silver
In the bond and the notes are presented
for payment, what then? An honest man
keeps enough gold and silver OH hand 10
pay his prommissory notes when due. IL
not Uncle Sam MI honest man7 Let him
20 and Go likewise. An honest man Pays
his debts. The United States owes the
soldiers who fought in 81 millions OF dol
lars. Why does not the Government pay
that debt? When the Government paid
of these men in notes al fifty per cent. dis
count il had no gold nor silver in the
treasury. Now thanks to the soldiers and
the Republican party who put our finances
on a solid basis. The treasury il full 10
overHowing. The President fears the vault
will bust" and spill the gold dollars ont
Why not lei the soldiers have some OF IT,.
II any body OF men ought 10 have full pay
and premium, IL is the men who saved
the nation ut the expense OF bone and
muscle and blood. Uncle Sam owes no
body OF men 30 much. Then there's our
carrying trade. Why not build ship or
two2 Then there's hundreds OF thousands
of natives and foreigners who cant read a
ticket. Why not spend dollar or two on
education. Put into these illiierate one
American idea. II wont hurt them. Lei
us have national railroad and telegraph
lines. Why moi? Break up monopoies.
Give the people long. full, sweet
breath OF liberty. There's room enough
in this great country 10 spend every surpu.
dollar on internal aud external improve
ments. Put down The tariff Don't unless
you want to go to Greet Britain 10 grind
your pick axes. YAEK.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16
LUCREY ITEMS.

Weather fine, clear aud pleasant. Roads
are very had aud muddy.
Mrs. Elizabeth CARTS, vile of Henry
CARTS, died on Saturday morning after a
long illness. She leaves n husband aud
two children, aud large circle OF friends
TO mourn her loss. She was buried III
Troy Cemetery on Monday, d, cemher lo,
1887. Funeral services were held in the
NJ. +. church, sermon was preached hy the
Rev, Burger, uf ferrysbntg, pastor Of the
Evangelical church, who preached MI eX-
cvleni sermon. The attendance was very
large.
Tie NJ, Il. church is having protractcd
meeting, also lie Evangelical church, hut
the roads are 80 bad that the attendance is
not ns large rs it is sometimes. The Rev.
Thomas, OF Cleveland, came on Saturday
lat aud preached ut the Evangelical on
Sunday. lie returned home nn Monday.
Miss Jessie Hopper is teaching the
east settlement school III Webster town.
ship again this winter.
The l. o. q. T. is in fine working order
now.
Fred Ames, Sandford Goodell, Samuel
Honri, and Miss Minnie Weddell are
going TO Ada to school this winter.
C, Lnymun Inns been attending court
in Bowling Green the past week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16

The National Republican Committee
met in Washington on last Thursday, 9Th
inst, and selected Chicago on The second
ballot rs the place for holding the next
National Republican Convention, and
June 10Th, 1888, as the date. The vote
rtood as follows: Whole number of votes
AZ, necessary to choice, "a; Chicago, %;
Clnhinnati. 13: Minneapolis. s; Omaha, l.
Chicago was then made the unanimous
choiee of the convention. In the evening
n reception was given the National Com
mittee by the National Republican
League, at which nearly all the R"publi-
can members of both branches oi Congress
were present.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16

No child can sleep soundly while suf-
fering with collie or teething. Remove
the cause by using DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup. Only 25 cents bottle.
A preventive of malaria and fever will
bo found in Laxador. Price only 25
cents n pncdnrc.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16
ncmorest.-onr lady friends who are

ncmorest.-Onr lady friends who are
looking around to see what magazine they
wish TO subscribe for for next year should
see Demorest's Monthly for December,
which is just out. 1t certainly is in the
front rank of family magazines, and seems
to combine dozen magazines in one, so
varied il the information il contains. Any
lady possessing this valuable publication
cannot fal 10 keep house well, II she
follows its suggestions, 1t not only gives
full information on household matters,
but furnishes light as well as solid read
ing. One OF its late attractions is 10 give
each month portrait and a sketch of the
life of one of the State Presidents OF the
W. G. T. U. That for December is Mrs.
Mary Towne Burt, of York State. In fact
Demorest's is a magazine that every lady
OF refinement should possess, Ii is beauti.
fully gotten wp, and Its price, 50 per
year, puts 1t within the reach of all
Published by w. Jennings Demorest, 10
East 1ith street, New York.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16
Holiday Excursionson c.u.v.& T. Ry.

On Dec, "a, %, 20 and 81, 1887 and
Jan. lst aud 2nj. 1888, the C. II. V. & T..
Ry. will sell round trip tickets to and
from all points on its lines at one fare for
the round trip, good going on date OF sale
and good for return passage on any regu-
lar passenger train up to and including
Jan. 3rd, 1888. For further information
call on your nearest ticket agent.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16

All Western Kansas i" suffering severely
from widespread coal famine. The
railroads have been shipping large guam
tities from Colorado to Wichita, and other
points farther east, but will not supply the
POINTS farther west. Farmers are forming
into squads, taking charge OF coal trains,
then fill their waghns, leave money TO pay
for the sume, also give their hOmes to the
train hands and tell them that the COM
pany can arrest them If they see proper to
q do 40. Coal or blood is their motto.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16

The National Prohibition Committee
have decided TO hold their national con-
vention at Indianapolis on the first
Wednesday in June, 1883. 1t is believed
that Gen. Clinton b. FIX will be the
nominee for President.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16

The Bohemian Oats gang has been
thriving we'll out In Southwestern Mis-
souri,, and now the operators are having
their day in court for obtaining money
under false pretenses.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16
RackIen,s ArnIcesaIye,

The sBestSslyein the world for Cats ID uise
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Price rs eenls per box For sale by TAy
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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16
Indispensable to the Toilet,

Derbys Prophalactc Fluid cures chafing ernp-
tious and inflammation Of all kinds;cures infamed
or sore eyes: relieves pains from bites or stings
OF insects and sore feet; destroys all tant Of
perspirOtion or effective smell from the feet or
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the skin. Used as dentifrice it purifes the
breath, preserves the teeth and cures toothache
sore gums and canker. little ofthe Fluid in
the Water used in bathing is very refreshing
and especially beneficial to the sick.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16

Herr John Most, the Anarchist, was
sentenced in New York on the 9th 10 one
YEARS imprisonment, withou, fine, Tor n
speech male in Tint city condennrg the
hanging Of the Anarchists IN Chicago.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16

A decision by the Supreme court Of
Ohio this week affirming the judgment
of the Hamilton common pleas in con-
victing a man for being interested IN a
contract while member OF IN Official
board having control ol the same, will be
n revelation and a warning 10 officials In
every city in the State. The law Is ex-
plicit upon this subject, but councilmen
and other of6cialsh have recognized 1t ns
dead letter. The supreme Conrt places
healthy construction upon the law, oflic-
ials who are, even in the remoieSt degree
interested in contracts over which the,
have control, are label TO go TO the peni-
ientiary. The Bee hopes there are non'
such in Toledo now, but who will say Their
have been none such in the past.-Ioled
Bee.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16

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SOUTH BOUND,
NORTH ROUND

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16

Lv Logan. 8 15am 8 l0rm ~ s7rm
Lancasier...' o 90 :. 8 65 - 20 =.
Ar Columbus..., 10 Is :. 10 10 .' 10 =.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-12-16

1. The Democratic Policy:-Of with
the needless taxes on clothing, fuel,
shelter, iood. Let alone the taxes on
whisky, beer, tobacco.
2. The Republican Policy:-OF with
taxes on whisky, beer, tobacco, so as 10
keep the war tax on clothing, fuel, shelter,
food,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-08
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CHICAGO AND WESTERN MICHIGAN
1885. 1896. lss7.
>-,..o,r,u.. az Alb Alb
SuinpeI W M 80 rct eY7 os1 $1,000 $40 s6&
ro'S" =" o", 0si $40 ll4Sgll ll6& $50
fi'Ni AN" an sdI
Numbef OF inies sao SSi Sbs S<7 s6odS2
T." i,ooct ri SOL Sol LESSONS Zlt-.lso
$500 Io;flsVILLE ANp nashville oo,s
49,. O66 2Ol6 2Olo
Number OF miles. .InI' o41 S&.5OSs SJO5 6D6
Fourth week ~ oV'' Sis g.b II 4I006s lSOsl 949
'""' ~ 49, CENTRAL. or GEOE0i>.
'E' issG 1887 Differences
-, &, nc, $50 $40 S23l AS Inc. Stl.0O3
i0"''" AXE ERIE WESTERNS
. AM $780, asa 1893
number oi n',,' SAG $50 sG2 49, Inc 81 5 900
ronrtn ~, "o ~ $50 1913 Los sos Inc. 2oa l+5
Exports Oh ulc''"""''' issS 1850 1887
,or o.. w..L SGl2O s6S sG75OS32 s59tOa36
P9.you.Iy reported 2i2G24O47 26l 22to67 2559s62+o
,- L.. .n-s ~ o. Anhr A 3nN x26l NSN. 7a6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-08

IGOR HUDSON AND COXSACkIE.
IL Steamer KAATERSKILL on Tuesday, Thursday All
At D. m. from foot OF Jayst. ~ 49,.
Connecting with Boston And Albany HsuresA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-08

BuvFALn Nov 7-Cdu, - Recent, last - .enrs Lev
h.sS t.ta Tor w.sx 5.iA5 ts4l Tor SANE ums
ia, s.rL Ql5 hoadi trcdEh cohsgnsnts sunday - cat
York consigned through tola' 40 cars
SO Of which NewfVrs; 2ds cars on s.e no' gr"cs az
yanced q a Zoe from Monday Common srsdos veal.
common Fair 81 20 "A oo dood 10 Choice shipping ~ -
"a rs Extra steers - ass. lows AMI Herrs - GOA
a. BnIIs 81 26dS2 IS. stocker. 81 SO 90 fceders
~ SOFAS 90. Mich COWS so-f%l' No"'s ~ -'"F" -
bulk offerings sold - , ,oo -, r.,,,,.
~ hours were 3toe head Ista Tor
head For same time last week 800
head Consigned through Il ears II OF which - New horAi
IA rsr, for sale. sheep dun amt unchsuged Inferior 10 fnlr
* a 30 Good Choice ~ T6di 20 western lamhs ~ 20
nsb % Canadian Lambs 20 rs G6 90 "a cars lett over
Uogs Receipts - hours were l5i5o he2i Total Tor
veog hu. far 80 arsd For Same tmc aat rees $1,000
head Consigned rough IS cars 81 Of which to New YORK
lAu car, prices advanced lOd Zoe; lisht
rig. - rs 81 Mixed Ps, and Light Workers - 400
4 Selected Norkrts ~ 30 % Do selected Asiluln
weights 81 90 "a 7O offerings mostly sold
Ioii- Nov. 7.-fIiti, kscaiUts 400 head shls-
mout, 800 head stronger Choice Heavy Natlvo
Strnrs - Is Cool S. 600 30 ButcAsfs
steers Medium Choice 81 OdSJ So Rangers Cosnsk
Il sssa cormfed 81 goa 81 10 ,,...
Ho1s-Hscept. 200 hod shipments 1000 hea MathoS
active and higher choice Ho.W anu hnton
ers Sclrctsns "a 45Qt 65 Packing aud lors'rs
To Cnocs - lO6si 40. Figs Common TO Eoos ~ ~"
st,ep -Receipts 400 head. Shipments soo hoat har.et
was steady Fair Fancy s. lOGst W, LAMBS 20 o'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-08
gteamhoats Guh Railroads.
T.NTKAL RAILROAD OF NtW-JEns

NrN TkAL RAILROAD w M" -0Gi.oC -
w.. an L1oE4,AA SA1sLEk. NVH1N 1s@SAAe
Time Table VI october n, leoa. pouna
m, PUiLAUELpHIA and IHhNION' On a
r1 roo B ~ 4 D. sTSDiYs ..4 80 M $40
Fran. leaving .. 20 u m, aQ ats. isS
fosxyis etc. = for Ike hoR.. sSIas sTrs:
hurry eto ON Sunday for EasOn ,,,. u.,h,ehsm
WI so 4 N. Lake Hopstcons' Ess0n' ns'n'eA'"'
"a a M Tor Easton, Bethlehem A!lentown MsucA
th1nS WuEesbarrs - rantOn Reading HLfri5ury fo..s
VIE famsQHs shsnokin. sunbury. Lswsoufs' "''A"S
W. and 1 80 D. m for Easo Bethiehem' Ahsn""o'
N auch Chunk Resdlng. Harrt burg etc. ,.o-. uau,.
q is D. m for Easton. Bethiohsm AuehDMn "s'Ss
Chunk Wiikesbarro, scranton, lAmAq1s am
80 p m for Lake Aopstcong Eas1on' hs'A'eh'"'
Is D. m for Easton, Bethlehem Allentown Hauch
Chunk &iKestsrrs Reading. Harrisburg ETC., On sun
70, % Red 90 Ssnt, 80 2oe eiS Sr p H.
(Asbury PARK. ocean Grovss except eunoAJ" rum
!. is M, / co. 40 p. IN. for LAKEWOOD
Toms River and Barnegat - ,,. .,.,. C,,,
~ n, i % ,. N. for Beach Havon' Atlantic CITY
'e co. 90 IS, II l5 m, oo 80. 30 rs
zoo. 90, ) is. IL 10 IL Is = ma 90. 100
80, 80, rs p Sundays o'oo Nv = H. iof
iei'" ANU SEw-JEKsEY SOU iHERN DIV.
From P1eP y N. n
At34 AS DE- IT. for Highlands, sea Bright, Long Branch
Atsotc Highlands lakewood. Manchester Toms River
BafHcgat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-08
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
N RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT OUR-TRACk IRl NIX LINE

GREAT FOCR.TRACh it IN bLNh-
GRAND CENTRAL DEPoT
IS NJ Rccns.t.r aud Montreal E,pro.. ar.wn9 room
Albany Troy and syracuse also to Montreal and ~
cHIcA so IMr lDv fG%PS:
seqs car, gs 1 sa% o Tso s
10 80 a. N, chicago Express drawnrroom cars to Can
i'so :. N Western Newyors and Northern Express.
and r.Ca .D.S1 r ra for s[asqs
Accommodation to Albany yu ana Trey ycr,. r,,r.,
with .ieeiihSeafa for Niassra Fails Buffalo
lrdo Detroit and Chicaso Dningcar sew York TO ban
s1s MoS S Tf, S .aS st
Albans SUNDAY train docs not run ws't Of Aeanr mt,
,a, = 5 a. M, and crpeand IL p m nett DAY
el Pacific frre, -tn 'eePnG ,o Paa
clcvcisnd Tolcd. Dctr. snd Chicago se'pns car' to
Ills M IIpre,, with eepnFca to tho A W..i
FOR a.ios Lake eorg, AMI Tor tho North except sa'Hr
sas at Central Depot AZ 7sj and 9i2 hrsadwav
NJ, f"H. -eT ss5 wa.hnsicn
80 Fulton SITS. Brooklyn. aud ~ fonttn't Williams
we.co, Express call for CHECK baggage from hotels
Kun daily others d.nv. except sunday Stop at Mott
H aver I Tai9 i'''h'' HENRY MoNErT
,;sndr o Superintendent General Passenger Agent
AL,ANY BOATS-PEOPLE'S LlNE-Pai-
every wecE day az y IN from Pier 81 N. H. toos Of
Ere sht received until the hour Of departure
FALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
/ nO-TON az 90 for First-csss Limited Tiosct,
REDUCTION TO ALL OTHER roINTH
PILGRIM ant hhisI9L IT,. Ply ~ NJ ~
Connection ~ Amer rom brooklyn J.r'sy CITY =!
f.K Riy.r l..,o 6c,on week lay, At 6p ~. sundays
An orc,..ra On r,cn e'n'r ,rnc,, transfer AMI
ticket oiices at Once on Pier % and on ''sa~'r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-08
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Cu.grg,rQN. Nov 7-rsrseatis. firm at 80 &c.
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